Digital Signal Processing: A Computer-Based Approach (Second Edition)

Author: Mitra
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book contains tools for analyzing and designing discrete system signal processing. It is suitable for a two-semester course on digital signal processing and is intended for senior undergraduate or first-year graduate students. It can also be used for self-study by engineers or technical personnel. Key Features: The book uses numerous MATLAB-based examples throughout to demonstrate MATLAB's capabilities in solving signal processing problems. It includes up to 100 MATLAB programs and over 150 MATLAB exercises. The book features numerous practical examples to help students understand real-world signal processing problems. The book emphasizes mastering concepts and tools rather than mathematical derivations. It highlights simple but practical applications. The final chapter is dedicated to exploring important applications of DSP. The book covers several key topics, including digital filter structures, analysis of finite-word-length effects, and multirate DSP. The accompanying experimental guide: The experimental guidebook for this book, "Experimental Guidebook for Digital Signal Processing (MATLAB Edition)," has also been published by the Electronics Industry Press in January 2005. This book is used for computer-based DSP experimental courses and serves as a supplement to this text. This book is a classic textbook in the field of digital signal processing, covering topics such as signals and signal processing, discrete-time signals and systems in the time domain, discrete-time signals in the transform domain, LTI discrete-time systems in the transform domain, digital processing of continuous-time signals, digital filter structures and design, DSP algorithm implementation, analysis of finite-word-length effects, multirate digital signal processing, and applications of digital signal processing. The book's distinctive feature is that it provides MATLAB program verification while explaining the above content and includes as many as 231 examples. This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate students or first-year graduate students in electronic and information-related fields, or for use by technical and scientific management personnel, or as a reference book for continuing education.